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Villages of Rutland
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The county of Rutland has been around for centuries and is with us again after breaking away from the Leicestershire merger of the 1970s. Small is beautiful, as the saying goes and England’s smallest county certainly has some of the most beautiful villages in the country. In this programme we explore many of Rutland’s little gems and discover some unusual locations. Join us in our look around such locations as Lyddington, Exton, Burley on the Hill, Barrowden, South Luffenham, Seaton, Stoke Dry, Belemesthorpe, Tickencote and Whissendine.
60 minutes on DVD
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